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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
4
Fro nn Wil to the Nou young graduates have cause im be very happy with you your joy on this memorable occasion. You are receiving congratulations from every stand and none can be more sincere and heartfelt. dhar ours.
Edwin J. Barnard of Co K 125th Infantry 32nd Division thanks Saline for sending The Saline Observer. He notes enjoying Seen and Heard and recounts travels to Michigan Kentucky Arkansas Indiana New Jersey and Philadelphia while in the Army. He observes Selective Service training at Fort Dix and reflects on city dwellers gaining sun and broadened views through service.
Central York residents share meals and visits with relatives and friends including the Allisons Hertlers Skinner Harwoods and Ottmars. Guests came from Detroit Saline Monroe Milan Ann Arbor Pittsfield and Los Angeles with gatherings noting birthdays and Memorial Day meals.
To the graduates of 41 we take great pleasure in not only wishing them health happiness and success but in congratulating them upon their accomplishment in the classroom best wishes from our organization Elmer J Steele Dodge Plymouth
A congratulatory note to graduates praising their achievement and the diploma as proof of good work. It hopes the community’s reputation reflects a similar effort and expresses commitment to helping graduates build a better community for all.
The address honors the boy and girl graduates of 1941. It extols their diplomas as badges of honor and marks the year as an epoch in their lives. It wishes them lasting success earned through their school efforts.
A Judd District family reunion occurred at the Bruce LeBaron home for Memorial Day. Ruth Carson visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Carson. Ann Arbor visitors Mrs D G Richards Mrs Paul Richards and Marjory Mae were seen Tuesday. Clifford Richards and family hosted Friday evening with D G Richards family. Earl ward Melville and Harold H Hammond called Sunday afternoon on Mr and Mrs Fox and family.
Hammond District residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Adrian guests Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stimpson. Genevieve Gilbert returned home from school for the holidays. Calls came from Mrs. Pearl Gilbert and Miss Julia Gordon to Mrs. Mabel Needham and from Miss Barbara Wood of Northville to several locals. Memorial Day saw visits to relatives from Milan and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gleason near Ypsilanti. Genevieve Gilbert attended a band concert at Saline Valley Farms and Macon cemetery.
Mrs Walter Gordon and Mr Robert Puterbaugh lead a list of visitors from Dayton Detroit Milan Ridgeway Toledo Saline and Manchester spending a weekend with Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon and others including Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammond Delores and Miss Elia Mc Mann
Macon residents hosted or visited numerous relatives and friends across Michigan Ohio and Canada over the weekend including H B Sarvey Ann Arbor and W M Craig. Rosebloom Findlay. Gilmore and Sand in New Boston. James and Chester Jones Monroe with Franc Michel and Elva Richart. Hasted family Windsor. Libbie Healy Jackson and Elmer Hunter family. Slaght Camburn Rankin guests. Squires Detroit group. Clark Spitlers Tecumseh. P K Morgan Plymouth and Tecumseh families. Ford Martha Mary chapel open house drew 300 attendees.
Mooreville residents report a busy spell with remodeling underway for Mr and Mrs Leo Russ. Loyal Kanitz and son Russell visited Detroit on Monday. Families hosted gatherings with relatives from Milan Ridgeway Atlanta and Findlay. Funeral attendees included Mrs Carl Wuerthner’s service in Manchester.
Notices warn landowners of tax deed reconveyance rights for Washtenaw County properties and announce a June 25 1941 hearing for Alfred Young estate administration. Public notices cite Washtenaw County Register of Deeds Office, Phebe E. Brown, and Judge Jay G. Pray with publication in The Saline Observer.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the probate court issues an order in the estate of a deceased person directing creditors to present claims by July 30 1941. The hearing and adjustment of all claims will occur at the probate office in Ann Arbor. The order is to be published three successive weeks in The Saline Observer dated May 22 May 29 and June 5 1941.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the probate court fixes June 24 1941 at ten a m to examine finally the estate of George Rentschler deceased executor Carl A Curtiss seeks allowance and distribution of residue with three weeks of notice prior to hearing May 29 June 5 12 1942.
Public notice issued by the Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces a hearing to determine legal heirs and rightful possession of real estate of Henry McMann. Grace Hammond filed the petition. hearing set for May 24, with publications scheduled for three consecutive weeks. The record also includes unrelated census-style note about global population and a UC geographer.
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